Craggy Range Wines

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The Craggy Range range

Craggy Range grows grapes in two places. Its Te Muna vineyard in Martinborough, near the bottom of the North Island, is cool and windy, perfect for Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir. Its Hawke's Bay vineyards, including the Gimblett Gravels, are warmer and give rich Chardonnay, Syrah and Bordeaux-style reds.

Te Muna, Martinborough

• Te Muna Sauvignon Blanc. Passionfruit and lime with a crisp, mineral core. It's more textured and less tropical than most Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc. $409.20 for 12, about $34 a bottle.
• Te Muna Pinot Noir. Ripe cherry and raspberry with silky tannins and a savoury finish. $635 for 12, about $53 a bottle.
• Te Muna Pinot Gris. Peach and spiced pear with a dry, textural finish. $359.90 for 12, about $30 a bottle.

Hawke's Bay

• Hawke's Bay Rosé. Fresh cherry and wild raspberry with a savoury edge. $391.25 for 12, about $33 a bottle.
• Hawke's Bay Syrah. Violet, pepper and boysenberry with fine tannins. $390 for 12, $32.50 a bottle.
• Te Kahu Gimblett Gravels. A Merlot-led Bordeaux blend with blackcurrant, plum and cedar. $210 for six, $35 a bottle.
• Kidnappers Vineyard Chardonnay. Citrus and green apple with chalky minerality. $423.28 for 12, about $35 a bottle.
• Gimblett Gravels Chardonnay and Syrah. A step up in depth and concentration. $540 for 12, $45 a bottle.

Prestige Collection

These are Craggy Range's flagship wines, made from the best blocks in the best years.

• Sophia. A Merlot and Cabernet blend with cassis, blackberry, cedar and tobacco. $879 for six.
• Le Sol. A powerful Syrah with blackberry, black pepper and violet. $899 for six.
• Les Beaux Cailloux. A fine Chardonnay with white peach, lemon curd and chalky minerality. $889 for six.
• Aroha. A silky Pinot Noir from Te Muna with wild cherry and raspberry. $935 for six.

Which Craggy Range wine should I buy?

• For a summer lunch or seafood, go for the Te Muna Sauvignon Blanc or the Rosé.
• For roast duck or salmon, try the Te Muna Pinot Noir.
• For lamb or a BBQ, the Hawke's Bay Syrah or Te Kahu is a great match.
• For a special gift, choose Sophia, Le Sol or Aroha from the Prestige Collection.